How big is Grant County Fire District #3?

Grant County Fire District #3 is a mostly volunteer fire department that operates 7 stations with 5 career firefighters and 100 volunteer firefighters, according to the national fire department registry.

Where is Grant County Fire District #3?

Grant County Fire District #3 is headquartered in Quincy, Grant County, Washington.

How do I apply to Grant County Fire District #3?

Career openings at Grant County Fire District #3 are posted on the department's or the local government's hiring page with a closing date. Expect an application, a written test, a physical ability test, an interview and a background check. FireJobs lists each opening with the direct application link.

Grant County Fire District #3 Jobs & Hiring

Quincy, Washington · Grant County

Grant County Fire District #3 is a mostly volunteer fire department serving Quincy, Grant County, Washington. It operates with 7 stations, 5 career firefighters and 100 volunteer firefighters.

Is Grant County Fire District #3 hiring?

Yes. Grant County Fire District #3 has 1 open position listed on FireJobs (1 full-time), confirmed on the department's hiring page October 5, 2026. Members see the position titles, salary, closing dates, and the direct application link below.

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Department Details

Location: Quincy, WA 98848
Department Type: Mostly volunteer
Organization Type: Local (includes career, combination, and volunteer fire departments and fire districts)
County: Grant
Stations: 7
FDID: 13D03
Phone: Available to subscribers
Website: Available to subscribers

Staffing

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100

Volunteer FF

How to apply to Grant County Fire District #3

Career openings at Grant County Fire District #3 are posted on the department's or the Quincy government hiring page and usually require a completed application by a closing date, followed by a written test, a physical ability test, an interview, and a background check. Most Washington departments expect Firefighter I certification and an EMT license, or ask recruits to earn them in the academy. FireJobs tracks the hiring page and lists new positions here with salary, requirements, and the direct application link.

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Grant County Fire District #3 questions

Is Grant County Fire District #3 hiring?: Yes. Grant County Fire District #3 has 1 open position listed on FireJobs (1 full-time), confirmed on the department's hiring page October 5, 2026. Members see the titles, salary, closing dates and the application link.
How big is Grant County Fire District #3?: Grant County Fire District #3 is a mostly volunteer fire department that operates 7 stations with 5 career firefighters and 100 volunteer firefighters, according to the national fire department registry.
Where is Grant County Fire District #3?: Grant County Fire District #3 is headquartered in Quincy, Grant County, Washington.
How do I apply to Grant County Fire District #3?: Career openings at Grant County Fire District #3 are posted on the department's or the local government's hiring page with a closing date. Expect an application, a written test, a physical ability test, an interview and a background check. FireJobs lists each opening with the direct application link.